Travellers often find themselves tempted to bloat their itineraries as much as (in)humanly possible. With time in short supply, and the tally of things to see as long as one’s fevered imagination allows, the resulting journey’s pace might more closely resemble that of a footrace than the relaxing holiday it was originally intended to be.Continue reading “Field Report: Ōhori-kōen, Fukuoka, Japan (24 March 2015)”
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Field Report: Fukuoka Castle and Kōrokan, Fukuoka, Japan (23 March 2015)
Fukuoka might not be as well known for historical attractions as some other Japanese cities (like Kyōto), but it’s got a few treasures of its own – including the remnants of an Edo-period castle.
Flight Report: MNL-FUK-MNL on PR 426 and PR 425
Before continuing with my usual field reports, let’s jump ahead and review some flights that I’ve taken recently. First on the table is the latest experience: a round-trip journey on Philippine Airlines (PR) between Manila (MNL) and Fukuoka (FUK).
Field Report: Fukuoka (09 April 2013)
Where Diego looks at flowers (not somei yoshino this time), visits another castle (par for the course), and tucks into a bowl of the most delicious ramen he’s ever tried in his entire life (so far).
Field Report: Kumamoto (09 April 2013)
Where Diego flies upon a white seagull, gazes into golden halls, and climbs to the top of a black tower.
Field Report: Nagasaki (08 April 2013) – Part 3/3
Where Diego climbs a hill, travels back in time, and goes for a stroll. Third and final part of three.
Field Report: Nagasaki (08 April 2013) – Part 2/3
Where Diego climbs a hill, travels back in time, and goes for a stroll. Second part of three.
Field Report: Nagasaki (08 April 2013) – Part 1/3
Where Diego climbs a hill, travels back in time, and goes for a stroll. First part of three.
Field Report: Nagasaki (07 April 2013)
Where Diego goes to church, rides the rails, confronts the bomb – and meets a hero.
Within striking distance 